Eurocrats target Poland - By Paul
Belien, October 10, 2007 "Last Thursday, Viscount
Etienne Davignon, a Belgian who is the chairman of the secretive
Bilderberg Group, celebrated his 75th birthday."

Jobs Fight to the Death - by The
Mogambo Guru, 10/15/07"My British sense of
bathroom humor rises to the fore and I shout out, '854,000 barrels of
liquids? Hell, I probably pee that much every night, as I have to get
up about every two hours to go to the damned bathroom! Hahaha!'"

10/12/07
- The
Mogambo Theory of Currency Relativity - by The Mogambo Guru
"I bring this up because the Nobel Prize for economics is coming out
this week, and I sure could use the huge wad of cash that comes with
the Prize, and I finally deserve it this year, as I have just neatly
connected Einstein's Relativity with money!"

10/11/07
- Dollar
Bears Unite -by The Mogambo Guru
"I was trying to wrap my three remaining functioning cranial neurons
around this seeming paradox when I discovered that he was just toying
with me! Teasing the poor mental defective cripple like the big bully
he is!"

The
One Lesson - By Henry Hazlitt, mises.org, 10/12/2007"Economics is haunted by
more fallacies than any other study known to man. This is no accident.
The inherent difficulties of the subject would be great enough in any
case, but they are multiplied a thousandfold by a factor that is
insignificant in, say, physics, mathematics, or medicine — the special
pleading of selfish interests."

10/10/07 - Did He
Say, "Tighter Monetary Policy"? - by The Mogambo Guru
"So it looks like about $15.4 trillion in bank assets and liabilities
is being backed up by a minuscule $40.2 billion! That's a microscopic
0.0026%. A quarter of 1%! Hahahaha! Fractional reserve banking at its
finest! Hahahaha!"

10/09/07 - Gold
Hoarding Greedy Pigs - by The Mogambo Guru
"The majority must always be wrong! Therefore, it is crucial that they
remain clueless at this stage of the coming gold, silver, oil and
commodities boom, while the Wily, Scheming, Greedy Pigs (WSGP) of us
buy gold, silver and oil at bargain rates!"

Più tardi fu
scoperta la ricchezza e fu trovato l'oro,che
facilmente tolse onore sia ai belli che ai forti;al
séguito del più ricco difatti gli uomini per lo più s'accodano,quantunque
siano e forti e dotati di bei corpi.Ma,
se si vuol governare la vita secondo la verità,ricchezza
grande è per l'uomo il vivere parcamentecon
animo sereno; giacché del poco non c'è mai penuria.Ma
gli uomini vollero essere illustri e potenti,perché
su fondamento stabile perdurasse la loro fortunae
opulenti potessero condurre una placida vita;invano,
perché, lottando per ascendere al vertice degli onori,si
fecero pieno di insidie il cammino,e,
quand'anche vi giungano, dal vertice l'invidia, come un fulmine,colpendoli
talvolta li precipita con disprezzo nel Tartaro tetro;perché
per l'invidia, come per il fulmine, per lo più ardonoi
vertici e tutte le cose che si elevano al disopra di altre;sì
che è molto meglio obbedire quietoche
aspirare al potere supremo e al possesso di regni.Lascia
dunque che invano spossati sudino sangue,lottando
per l'angusto cammino dell'ambizione;giacché
il loro sapere dipende dalla bocca altrui, e mirano alle coseseguendo
ciò che hanno udito dire piuttosto che i propri sensi,né
ciò è ora, né sarà in avvenire più di quanto fu per l'innanzi.Dunque,
uccisi i re, giacevano abbattutil'antica
maestà dei troni e gli scettri superbi;e
lo splendido ornamento della testa regale, insanguinato,sotto
i piedi del volgo piangeva il grande onore;con ardore infatti si calpesta ciò
che troppo fu prima temuto.Così
le cose eran ridotte a estrema confusione e turbamento,mentre
ognuno cercava per sé il potere e la sovranità.- Titus Lucretius
Carus, De rerum natura, Liber quintus"The
Federal Reserve is a lunatic asylum of idiot savants who are determined
to completely control the economy by constantly expanding the money
supply by constantly creating excess money and credit, and then
explaining away the resultant ruinous inflation in prices by
extrapolating a zillion constants and variables expanding to infinity
according to the fixed rules of their incomprehensible equations, all
dependent upon a strict calculation of probability using the bell
curve, and thus it is resolved that The Mogambo was well within his
Constitutional rights to modify their precious little equations with
what he calls the Mogambo Louisville Slugger Factor (MLSF), where a
rogue force appears out of nowhere with a baseball bat and renders a
little Talebian Black Swan reality (Nassim Nicholas Taleb, The
Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable, Random House,
2007) upon their precious little
orderly world by destroying their stupid little bell-curve computer
models, whack, whack, whack until I am exhausted and out of breath, but
a stirring performance nonetheless, which ought to win him a Nobel
Prize for economics, or the big prize on 'America's Funniest Home
Videos.' Or both. Preferably both."- The Mogambo Guru, September 11, 2007"A nation can
survive its fools, and even the ambitious. But it cannot survive
treason from within. An enemy at the gates is less formidable, for he
is known and carries his banner openly. But the traitor moves amongst
those within the gate freely, his sly whispers rustling through all the
alleys, heard in the very halls of government itself. For the traitor
appears not a traitor; he speaks in accents familiar to his victims,
and he wears their face and their arguments, he appeals to the baseness
that lies deep in the hearts of all men. He rots the soul of a nation,
he works secretly and unknown in the night to undermine the pillars of
the city, he infects the body politic so that it can no longer resist.
A murderer is less to fear." --Marcus
Tullius Cicero, 42 B.C.If you will not fight
when your victory will be sure and not too costly, you may come to the
moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and
only a precarious chance for survival. There may even be a worse case.
You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory, because it is
better to perish than to live as slaves.- Sir Winston
Churchill"Misera est servitus,
ubi jus est vagum aut incertum" - CONSTITUTION OF
THE U. STATES. [BOOK III.CH. IV.] FINAL INTERPRETER, page 358The
truth is always revolutionaryLa
verità è sempre
rivoluzionaria- Antonio Gramsci (1891 – 1937)"The
refusal of king George III to allow the colonies to operate an honest
money system, which freed the ordinary man from the clutches of the
money manipulators was probably the prime cause of the revolution"
- Benjamin Franklin, Founding Father"From the moment when America was
discovered by the Spaniards down to the present day, it does not seem
to have possessed any further interest for them or for the rest of
Europe beyond that of seeing it exploited for the precious metals. The
first rude conquerors who visited it from the older world, ravaged it
for golden spoil; the race of men who followed afterwards, dug into its
mines and gutted them of their precious contents, only to transport
these to Europe; the alien financiers who to-day are permitted to
influence so largely the polity of America, exercise their power
largely for the sake of the gold it produces. The means employed by the
Spaniards was pillage; by the Creoles, slavery; and by the aliens, who
are permitted to mould its laws at the present day, a chicanery
misnamed "finance." The object has been the same with all of them,
gold; the destination of the gold has always been the same, the mints
of Europe; there to enrich classes who are already rich and keep the
remote regions which produced this wealth, in comparative indigence. It
is not, as has been falsely claimed, the Catholic religion, which keeps
South America poor, nor a republican form of government which subjects
the vast resources and energies of North America to the designs of the
arch-intriguants who govern the banks and exchanges of Europe. It is
that European System of Money, which, whether the coins were made of
one metal or two metals, has never failed, so long as those metals were
gratuitously coined and free to be melted down on both sides of the
Atlantic, to withdraw the bulk of them to Europe and place the American
states at the mercy of the European mints and melting houses and the
classes who control them."
- Alexander Del Mar, The History of
Money in America, 1899Breve
indagine sulle riforme adottate durante il ventennio sociale - di
Filippo Giannini